with Noam Chomsky
teleSUR English on Feb 17, 2018
Noam Chomsky on the decline of the U.S. empire in an interview with teleSUR.
Noam Chomsky: Against ‘Humanitarian Intervention’
teleSUR English on Feb 17, 2018
Noam Chomsky on humanitarian intervention in an interview with teleSUR.
Full Interview
Special Interview: Noam Chomsky
teleSUR English on Feb 17, 2018
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Chomsky is brilliant.
Thanks for watching.
Chomsky is a brilliant mind.
I disagree with him on a few issues, but agree with him on nukes and climate change.
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The day will dawn, possibly swifter than even the most skeptical already envisage, when the realization that planetary sense is a non-negotiable prerequisite will become clear; and that high-flying fantasies of absolute dominance are ludicrously naive without some kind of ecological gravitas to back them up.
Indeed so, David, sadly.